Teenager built homemade radar to find buried bulls on grandfather’s farm; now Australian ‘Grave Hunter’ has uncovered more than 600 lost graves
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Known for his remarkable work, Dave Hunter—'Dave the Grave Hunter'—has made a significant discovery of 658 unmarked graves throughout Australia. His company, Hunter Geophysics,…
As a teenager, Dave Hunter built a rudimentary radar device to locate buried bulls on his grandfather’s farm. Decades later, that childhood experiment has evolved into a career helping communities find forgotten burial sites without disturbing the ground. His latest project has helped an outback council in Australia uncover 658 previously unmarked graves across two cemeteries in far-west New South Wales.Hunter, known as ‘Dave the Grave Hunter’, was contracted by the Central Darling Shire Council in July 2025 to investigate possible lost graves at the Menindee and White Cliffs cemeteries.
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